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Chris Christie: Keep Sports Betting Legal
It’s time we recognize that legal sports betting brings with it effective regulation that protects fans, teams, leagues and sports themselves — and work together to protect and build on that success. Read More
Sports betting is surging, but the real costs are piling up
Legal sports betting has exploded from a niche pastime into a mainstream habit, stitched into game broadcasts, social feeds, and even pregame conversations. The money flowing through those apps is ... Read More
Ohio Gov. DeWine signed a law legalizing sports betting. He now says he opposes it
COLUMBUS, Ohio -- If Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine could turn back time, he would not have signed the law that legalized sports betting in his state. Read More
Legal sports betting has its perils, but a college QB betting on the Chiefs isn’t among them
A push to rescind the NCAA's plan to let college players bet on pro sports in legalized jurisdictions might seem like an example of schools taking a stand. But it's a stand against progress. Read More
The Loophole Making Sports Betting Legal Everywhere
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Christie defends legal sports betting after NBA, MLB scandals
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) in defending the legalized sports gambling industry is arguing for more regulations on the booming business of wagering on pro and college athletics. Read More
The Company Making a Mockery of State Gambling Bans
Americans who want to bet on sports have many options. There’s DraftKings, FanDuel, ESPN Bet, Caesars, and BetMGM. There’s also BetRivers, Hard Rock, bet365, Fanatics, and Bally Bet. But none of those ... Read More
Virginia May Ban Some Sports Betting Markets After NBA Controversy
The “fraudulent” betting scandal that recently rocked the NBA has regulators in Virginia rethinking whether the state’s sportsbooks should be offering certain markets for wagering. Members of the ... Read More
NBA is risking billions in legal expenses, brand damage over betting scandal, experts say: ‘Everybody is concerned’
Gamblers irate over the NBA betting scandal could have a slam-dunk lawsuit that could cost the league billions in litigation and reputational damage, gaming-law experts contend. “The risk to the ... Read More
STL sports fans gear up for legal sports betting launch
ST. LOUIS – The sidewalks around Busch Stadium were quiet Wednesday night as another fall classic continued without a red October in St. Louis. Some Missouri sports fans watched Game 5 of the 2025 ... Read More
Michael Porter Jr. Gets Honest on Sports Betting After Brother's Legal Issues
San Antonio Spurs rookie Carter Bryant avoided the topic altogether when asked about the stakes he'd set with fellow rookie Dylan Harper over who would win the NBA's Rookie of the Year Award. "I'm ... Read More
UFC cuts fighter after sportsbooks flag 'unusual' betting activity on his first-round loss
Another sports betting controversy has hit professional sports, this time in mixed martial arts. The UFC has cut fighter Isaac Dulgarian on Monday, which comes two days after a first-round submission ... Read More
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